Share the things you’d do to make life better for your baby with Pampers - £300 voucher to be won! NOW CLOSED

[RebeccaEMumsnet]

For many, the Paralympic games are inspiring and remind us of the achievements which can be made in the face of adversity and the ways that the athletes have fought to make life better for themselves despite their injuries or disabilities.
Pampers has partnered with Sainsbury’s to support team GB at the Paralympic games so that Paralympic athletes can make their lives better and they would like to know what you would do if you could to make life better for your baby – whether they’re actually a baby, or now growing up too soon.

So, what else would you do to make life #BetterForBaby?

All those who post below will be entered into a prize draw where one MNer will win a £300 Sainsbury's voucher.

Thanks, and good luck!
MNHQ

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[Rigbyroo]

In an ideal world we would have more money and more time and perhaps things would be better. Realistically though all I have to offer is love and lots of it. Making sure they know they are loved can make a day better.

[Devilfish]

Try and get back from home that little bit earlier to spend more quality time as a family

[becky004]

I would move the earth to make things better for my DS, he is autistic with ADHD and every day I fight for him so that he has the same opportunities as all his peers.

[cluckyhen]

I would erradicate war, ensure health care was available for all and that they had a roof over their heads for the entirety of their lives

[wef1984]

My DS was poorly up until he was almost a year old due to allergies and not being able to get the right treatment, I would of loved to have got things settled sooner and really enjoyed those first months.

[dirtypop]

being able to stope the teething pain

[toodles60]

I have twins, one of whom had to have both feet removed due to meningitis at 4. I sometimes watch him looking at his brother and can see how he wishes he could run around like him and do some of the things he can do. He is also very shy and aware of the differences to other children. he does have rigid prosthesis but they do not replace or bring back what he has lost and the movements he can no longer do so if i could make life better for him it would be by showing him that his disabilities do not affect who he is or what he can become. I would move the paralympics to once a month if i had a magic wand because he was glued to the screen at the athletics and so will do my best to get him enrolled at a young age to an atheletics program for disabled people.

[Jocelynne123]

My girl isn't a baby anymore but she has the worlds most painful chronic pain disease. It causes her constant pain, she's already had 5 operations and takes so many tablets. But she is so tough and won't let it wreck her life. I would give anything to take it away from her, to have her not be in pain. I would take it in an instant from her. Or preferably find a cure so nobodies child has to experience never ending pain xx

[lilrahi]

I would love my child to grow up without the fear of being different

[peanutmum111]

I would surround him with love and understanding, so he could achieve his dreams.

[clarkster]

bath before bed chill the kids out

[zombeana]

I would firstly make paternity leave longer for Dads, and at a better rate of pay so that Dad's can have more time to bond with baby and help out in those tough early weeks.
I would also change the attitude of society towards women having an emphasis on looks in order to be successful and achieve - it would not be looked down upon for a girl to be smart or clever (starting in school!)
Oh my there is so much, I could go on forever.
Mainly I would like world peace - of course! A secure, stable environment for her and everyone ! oh the ideas..
#Betterforbaby

[cookie09]

I have twin boys, one who has learning difficulties and executive functioning disorder. I would do anything to make his life easier. Daily he struggles, academically and also sociallising with others as he feels he is different to everyone else. Just to take away some of that strain if i could, i would.

[cookie09]

I have twin boys, one who has learning difficulties and executive functioning disorder. I would do anything to make his life easier. Daily he struggles, academically and also sociallising with others as he feels he is different to everyone else. Just to take away some of that strain if i could, i would.

[cookie09]

I have twin boys, one who has learning difficulties and executive functioning disorder. I would do anything to make his life easier. Daily he struggles, academically and also sociallising with others as he feels he is different to everyone else. Just to take away some of that strain if i could, i would.

[JustineBMumsnet]

Thanks all for posting on the thread. The winner of the prize draw is zombeana